Are the keys weighted?
40895
The keys of NP11 are touch sensitive. This makes it easier for beginning students to overcome the physical difficulties of learning piano while learning to play expressively and it also facilitates a natural transition to the weighted keys of other pianos.
40896
This model does not have weighted keys. They call it semi-weighted but it is not the same as piano-weighted keys.
1864485
No, however just as with a piano the keys respond to being pressed in varying ways, harder/faster is louder. In addition how the keys respond is adjustable.
1782229
Yes, the keys are weighted. To an accomplished pianist, it might not feel quite the same as a real piano - but to a casual piano player (student, really) such as myself, it's close enough for my purposes.
1678814
No they are not. They are as light as the wooden handles. If you're looking for weighted ones you better look for something else.
583345
The keys are not weighted! it's very light synth action keyboard...If you look for weighted keyboard, you need the heavy MOTIF (with accordingly heavy cost;)...
2050067
Yes, they are really, really light and springy -- not always helpful. Only if you are doing syncopated and percussive stuff has that been handy. But it is an amazing keyboard apart from that and if you really need weighted keys, worst case , you can attach a controller with weighted keys.
1633293
Yes, it does have weighted keys. In fact, it has an adjustment so you can change the weight according to your liking (at least to some extent!)
690242
Keys are not weighted unfortunately but it can be used in a live performance.
160935
The keys are a decent combination of the feel of weighted keys, while being touch sensitive at the same time. I use this keyboard for my music-writing pass-time/hobby and like the feel of it very much.
464899
I'm not sure if they would be considered weighted but they have good resistance and spring back. My daughter still has her old keyboard and those keys are a lot easier to push. She has lessons on a baby grand and said she prefers the feel of the keys on her Casio. So I'm guessing it has keys that you would like. We are still very happy with piano especially when you compare it to moving and tuning a used piano that we were thinking about.
1704695
Without seeing what part of your key is broken it is really difficult to answer for certain. Weight should certainly NOT be a concern. Excessive vibration can be problematic, but keys should not be problematic.
1448426
Hmm...that seems right... But that's not heavy at all....that weight is spread throughout the whole keyboard...the keyboard is pretty darn light actually.... VERY LIGHT AND THIN...
1649951
It is not - you are not going to get a weighted keyboard at this price point. They will cost significantly more.
1022089
No, the keys aren't weighted, but you'll get used to it pretty quickly. And the keys still detect how hard you're hitting them, which determines the volume of that note, so doing proper dynamics isn't difficult.The keys make a slight clacking noise if you press them really hard, but nothing more than hitting any other object with your fingers would make. I don't think it would be possible to build it to be 100% silent, but there's nothing unexpected or unwanted. You won't notice the noise when playing unless the piano's volume is low.
1905738
They keyboard is very light...but I'm not sure if that's what you're asking. The computer itself is actually quite heavy by today's standards, but I have an toshiba portege, so I'm spoiled.
1322236
I do not know what an acoustic piano 'feels like'; I do know and can tell you that the weight of these keys are not as 'heavy' as a regular piano key. The SOUND is fantastic. The size of the keys are 'real size'. The keys are 'lighter' and will increase in sound depending on how you 'push' them down, just like a real piano/organ. Hope this helps.
896755
They are raised, although not as high has your average conventional raised keys. The keys themselves actually press down quite smoothly, with littler effort needed to press them at all. (they're a bit noisy too, though)